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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10216, 23 January 1895, Page 2

Mr W. Dugdalo, of Waitara, writing to our Inglewood contemporary, states that the s.s. Mauakau, on ontering the Waitara river on January 12th, bumped on the beach, and was detained a tide. The New Plymouth papers were not aware of the mishap, at any rate had not recorded it, but we aro glad to learn -from tho samo authority that tho vessel did not suffor much harm. Tho progiMinnio of the Inglewood Athletic Club's annual sports, to bo held on Thursday, March 7th, will be published to-morrow. For the Christmas season. — New good* just received of first-class quality and the latest designs in Engagement, Dress, and Keeper Rings, Brooches, Bangles, Yratches, Chains, Electroplate, Clocks, &c, &c. A charming varioty of Xmas and Now Year gifts at J. it. Parker's, watchmaker and jeweller, Under the Gold Spectacles, Devon-street, Now Plymoutbß — Advt. Holloway's Ointment and Pills. — Glandular swellings iv the throat, neur algia, tic doloreux, rheumatism, gout, lumbago, and other riisoapos affecting tho gldnc'tj, und norvos of ooneation are peruiun ontly radicated by this healing antUfubrile nod tool lung preparation. It is also a perfect remedy foru'l skiniiisansoß, and evory kind of superficial ii ilbsnnwion, which soon lofo ' heir angry und pninful character unilcrthis invaluable Oiptmunt. Tho Pille dave never been administered cither by hospital or priva o prat titr nt r in dyspepsia or liver compluints without producing the desired result.